Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-31
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Tuesday, August 80.
Prod uCe.


Tuesday, August 80.
Produce.
The fOllOUtlg are the prices at 1Uhtch
round lots Of produce are soM on eNs
market:
There was good deal of activity on the
psoduce markets to-day even for Tuesd.2.
The rec:lpts were heavy and stocks moved
freely. The receipts of butter and eggs were
heavier than for some days There bids fair
country produce during the latter part of this
that will! be attracted here by the fair and re-
union. Prices for the most part remained
about steady at Yesterdays quotations.
EGGs-Good stock is worth l6(al7c.
BUTTER-Choice is scarce, prices fair;
West Point creamery, 24c; other creamery,
22c; choice dairy, ls9eoc: medium grades,
CHEESE. Market good. Fancy full cream
cheddars, single, 12c; full cream. twins, 12c;
young Americas, l2l4@lSc: brick cheese. 1oO
case cas- IN naS eSs 1c; swiss fancy Ghio me- new isc
POULTRY Market fair. prices irm Spring
chickens $).75D25o; old fowls So. .5o,93.25;
ducks. Sa259s.75: turkeys, 697c per 10.
GAME.-'ihe season Tor game will open
September l.. There are already coed many
prairie chickens arriving, packed in Ice,
which meet with ready sale at $3.50 per
dozen. Shippers should draw them and stuff
with hay before packing. A few Mallard
ducks were received, and, being novelty on
the market brought $500 per dozen. 1t would
not do, however. to anticipate over $3.50 per
PoTAToEs-Scarca and firm at 7o0SOc
CABBAGE-Firm at 15c(@$1 per dozen TO
solid heads.
.,ooNSloNs-scarce and firm; good stock, 600
MEioNs-Watermelons bring SSO0@l2.Oo
per hundred; canteopes. 5OCo75c per dOz.
ToMATOEs-The local gardeners are sup
plying the market ut Sl.5o(9l.7 rs per bushe.
IERY-Ihn demand Is not
early in the season. Good stock suitable for
eshlpment is sold at 35,@toc per bunch,
BEAss At L picked and Seans ans
other grades are selling from that figure
PorcORN-Choice for stands, 211@sc per H.
Fruits.
Orders from the country requiring Sc
lected stock and extra cure IN p'tckiil1 can
not dl,Udys be tilted at the snite prices
quoted to the local trade for common stock.
There was one or two cars of California
fruit received to-day. The market was fairly
active, although the stormy weather is inter-
fering to some extent
heavy as of other fruits from California.
Prices are firm. good stock moving at sl.5o
per box.
PRUNEs-The market is we'll supplied with
both the Gross and silver prunes.. Good
stock Sl50.
PEAcHEs-The market is well supplied
with very choice stock from California.
Choice stock is goingat Sl.256l.50. Michigan
peaches have put in an appearance on the
market and are selling at $3.oO@3.25 per
crate of baskets,
nectarines OH the market. Choice stock,
GRArEs-The supply of homegrown and
California grapes continues liberal CalifOr-
mia, Sl.OO per 2Olb box; homegrown, 4c
per h.
PEARs-CalifOrnia Bartletts, $3.25(0350;
other varieties, $50 per box.
LEMoNs-Tae supply liberal. with fair de-
mana; % Common Hn1ns stock, s6'oo@65o per case;
ORANGEs-There are few good oranges
OH the market Rodi, $3.50.
BANANAs-1'he market is full of bananas
| at 81. 5O(f3.OO per bunch.
APPIEs-The market is hardly as firm as
1t was, owing IT, the increased receipts from
the local orchards Choice apples suitable
Tor shipment are at i per Gi
and is supplied for the most part by the local
farmers. Choice stock, sl.o0 per bushel.
Grocer's List.
CoFFEE-Ordinary- grades, 20]I@2lc; fair,
| 2llf@22c; prime. 22(a23c; fancy green and
| yellow, 23a25c; old government java, ESQ
$oc; Interior java 25Ssc Mocha SsSs$oe
XXXX, acAc; Dilworth's, 26c; Red Cross,
SUsAR-Granulated,s>i on iCa6sEc; conf A,6lS@
| OACs WullC CAdd ~, O1ANRo/sCs OAtid ", oIeV
powdered 717ilc
REFINED LAED-Tierce s1sc; 4o;ib square
cans, 6Hc; 5o-lb round; nc; 2o,ib round,
7Ac; lob Gs pals, re; BIB pails' nc; a-lb
FIcKIEs-Medium, in bbls $3.50; do in
half bbls, S3.75; small, in bbls, $3.50: do in
half bbls' S4;25; gherkins, in Dbls, $3.50; do in
sl.i5; $,hoop pals, 2,7o No. ri tub, $3.50;
Boards SS tsp sass sssortsa ted tows sHD s yss Ss
churns, SO; No. churns, IS; No. churns,
ToBAcco-Lorllard's S Climax. 44c; Splen.
| Meyers Star, 4lc; Cornerstone, SIC; Drum
mond's Horse Shoe, Ale; t. D., SIC; Sorgs
Spearhead, 44c.
614c; Oswego Gloss, &c; Oswego Corn. 7c:
z, $L75; heavy stable, 81
sYRgPINo 70, 4-rallon kegs, sl.s5@l.ss;
syrup, half ibDs, "old time" per gallon, s6c;
cans, per dcz, 5000; quart cans, s3.a5;
CAsDYMMlxsd sSilc stick iu;}sq sn@snsd nId
picnic, sc; creams, nc; ginger snaps nc;
fn~s.Japsn. so@5sc; gunpowder, 2oaeoc;
Young Hyson. 25(d55c; Oolong, 20960c,
CANNED GooDs-Oysters, standard, per
case, S300(13.l 10; Strawberries. 2 10, per case.
S2s542:aO; raspberries, 10, per case. s2.s5(9
2.90; California pears, per case. S45Od i6O;
apricots, per case, S3.70(a9. IS; peaches, per
case, s46o94. TO-; white cherries, per case
berries, per case, s2lOCa220; egg plums, 2
ID. per case, $3.50; ,pineapples, 10,
per case. s3.2Ot95.75; 10 mackerel. per doz.
gooscberries. per case. s325CaSS5; 2lb string
beans, per case, Sl,7O: 10 lima beans, per
case, $l.6o; 2 ID marrowfat peas per caset
so6ssy sl6 early June aos peas g. PER II soSe case'
$3.50.